Complete Idiot's Guide to Wicca and Witchcraft

by Denise Zimmermann

Other authorsKatherine A Gleason (Author)
Paperback, 2000

Status

Available

Call number

133.43

Collection

Publication

Alpha (2000), Edition: 1, 352 pages

Description

Written by a practising witch this is a beginner's look at the history of paganism, Wicca and witchcraft, from early Druids to the witches of today, who practice earth-based religion and cast spells and perform natural magic.

User reviews

LibraryThing member tole_lege
No, just... no. Go to the sources, such as they are... (No, I am not Wiccan, so perhaps I have no right to say that. Let me put it another way - if I'm teaching about Wicca for whatever reason, do not bring this book in as source material, please...).
LibraryThing member woosang
Well Laid out and written in Simple language, it is perfect for the Absolute beginner or for the person thinking about this path in life. The book tries to show all forms of Wicca and Pagan paths, and towards the end of the book, it introduces spells, tarot and other forms of Divination
LibraryThing member wendyrey
As would be expected from 'The Complete Idiot's' series a comprehensive but superficial guide to the basics of modern wicca. A good basic beginner's guide.
LibraryThing member seldombites
This is a great basic guide to Wicca. Perfect for the beginner witch, there are some sections that will be helpful to most Pagan paths. Nevertheless, this book is mainly about Wicca, so other Pagans may prefer to find something a little more relevant to their own path.

Subjects

Language

Original language

English

Physical description

352 p.; 7.36 inches

ISBN

0028639456 / 9780028639451

UPC

021898639455

Local notes

MFT

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